Expanding upon Strider’s ability to construct KP queries on-line, it will perform neither a breadth-first nor a depth-first search, but dynamically identify the query at each point that will result in maximal gain of information regarding which answer is most relevant. Strider’s query planning operations will by necessity operate in concert with question enhancement, support/overlay, and (partial) scoring/ranking operations.
The interactions among augmentation, support, and scoring are complex, and we will continue to seek a unifying approach to asynchronous question answering that can a) creatively interpret the client’s question, b) include unasked-for supporting/contradictory evidence, and c) identify and prioritize answers of high quality and relevance to the client’s interests.
Y1 History
Expanding upon Strider’s ability to construct KP queries on-line, it will perform neither a breadth-first nor a depth-first search, but dynamically identify the query at each point that will result in maximal gain of information regarding which answer is most relevant. Strider’s query planning operations will by necessity operate in concert with query enhancement and (partial) ranking operations.
Expanding upon Strider’s ability to construct KP queries on-line, it will perform neither a breadth-first nor a depth-first search, but dynamically identify the query at each point that will result in maximal gain of information regarding which answer is most relevant. Strider’s query planning operations will by necessity operate in concert with question enhancement, support/overlay, and (partial) scoring/ranking operations.
The interactions among augmentation, support, and scoring are complex, and we will continue to seek a unifying approach to asynchronous question answering that can a) creatively interpret the client’s question, b) include unasked-for supporting/contradictory evidence, and c) identify and prioritize answers of high quality and relevance to the client’s interests.
Y1 History Expanding upon Strider’s ability to construct KP queries on-line, it will perform neither a breadth-first nor a depth-first search, but dynamically identify the query at each point that will result in maximal gain of information regarding which answer is most relevant. Strider’s query planning operations will by necessity operate in concert with query enhancement and (partial) ranking operations.